Columbus State University FNP Spring 2019

[zachem24]

Looks like no thread started for CSU FNP's Spring 2019 semestar. Let's get one running. Anyone else signing up? I submitted my final paperwork today. Do you know if it is a rolling admission process, or they wait until the deadline to start reviewing applications?

[Jpiittmann97, MSN, APRN]

Yes, that is the order. The school gives you a list of previously used preceptors, which is helpful if you're in the areas with previous students, unfortunately I haven't found a lot of use. CSU is super hard to find info on though, which is why I initially came here. So I try to keep it updated with responses because I didn't have a lot of info either. You need 45 hrs for health assessment and diagnostic/clinical reasoning, 135 hours for other semesters (45 in OB/GYN and 90 in Peds) and 270 hours for your practicum (specialize for 100 hrs if wanted and 20 hrs for review are counted). Hope this helps!!

[Jhap2008]

Hey there! Started school and patho seems so overwhelming! Any tips on How to study for quizzes and exams?

[Jpiittmann97, MSN, APRN]

11 hours ago, Jhap2008 said:

Hey there! Started school and patho seems so overwhelming! Any tips on How to study for quizzes and exams?

Hi! My best advice is to read as much of the material as you can and use the study guides provided. The study guide may be a little more generalized but they give the info you'll need for the tests. It is tough, but you'll be OK if you focus on the study guides. Good luck!

[RonnieMcDonald]

Hello there!

Is there anyone that will be attending csu's FNP program for the Spring 2021 semester? 

 

[gozaima_]

On 9/18/2020 at 4:59 AM, RonnieMcDonald said:

Hello there!

Is there anyone that will be attending csu's FNP program for the Spring 2021 semester? 

 

Hey! I just got accepted for the Spring 2021 semester. Looking for potential classmates as well LOL 

[Anna Hawk]

I got accepted for Spring 2021 program